The bonus story was the best part.  You can just imagine some school librarian being all "oh, the King Arthur story!  this will be both entertaining and educational!"

The bonus story was the best part.  You can just imagine some school librarian being all "oh, the King Arthur story!  this will be both entertaining and educational!"

It's like explaining the flutter of a butterfly's wings or a beautiful sunset.  It just is hysterically funny, that's all. Him on the beach with rolled-up linen pants, singing about Pirates of the Caribbean?  The pure, clean power of his vocals?  Or, what if Matrix was here said.

It's like explaining the flutter of a butterfly's wings or a beautiful sunset.  It just is hysterically funny, that's all. Him on the beach with rolled-up linen pants, singing about Pirates of the Caribbean?  The pure, clean power of his vocals?  Or, what if Matrix was here said.

That story about John Tesh is actually kind of sad.

That story about John Tesh is actually kind of sad.

But … that achievement was pretty great.

But … that achievement was pretty great.

That works out to be a pretty good acronym.  Wham, bam, WAMLAW.

That works out to be a pretty good acronym.  Wham, bam, WAMLAW.

Lately the guy from saved by the bell is in some sitcom as himself, but Jennifer Grey did the same thing at least ten years ago. 

Lately the guy from saved by the bell is in some sitcom as himself, but Jennifer Grey did the same thing at least ten years ago. 

It was actually a watershed moment for the show, I thought, since they have been putting in random references to Kenneth's extreme age/direct line to God/whatever since forever.  I assume they will close in on this over the remaining episdoes.

It was actually a watershed moment for the show, I thought, since they have been putting in random references to Kenneth's extreme age/direct line to God/whatever since forever.  I assume they will close in on this over the remaining episdoes.

I wish it had just been them the whole episode.  Catherine O'Hara is just amazing. 

I wish it had just been them the whole episode.  Catherine O'Hara is just amazing. 

Very well said.  There was a creepy hollowness that is quintessentially American—a certain flavor of Americanness: self-congratulatory, self-pitying, aesthetically bankrupt.

Very well said.  There was a creepy hollowness that is quintessentially American—a certain flavor of Americanness: self-congratulatory, self-pitying, aesthetically bankrupt.

The nudity for both teenage girl characters made it creepy.  (Especially given the movie's themes, preoccupations, etc.)  I liked Ghost World too. 

The nudity for both teenage girl characters made it creepy.  (Especially given the movie's themes, preoccupations, etc.)  I liked Ghost World too.